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Auto pause stoped working after fw 10 update

keesvanoverdam over 4 years ago

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Martin868 over 4 years ago in reply to cycleanalyze +2

No auto pause is very useful. I disable it for MTB riding but for road cycling it is useful. You may not want to use it and that is fine, but you should not make the statement you make.
mcinner1 over 4 years ago in reply to cycleanalyze +1

cycleanalyze said:
Nobody should use auto pause

I cannot support this. Autopause is a very helpful function as long as you use a speedsensor.

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0 Fieser-Kardinal over 4 years ago in reply to keesvanoverdam

Did a ride yesterday, mine was set at 1kmh. Was working without issues, kind of strange.

0 krazyeone over 4 years ago in reply to cycleanalyze

hmmm i thing there is an zero power averaging option, correctly if i am wrong

0 ShawGoodwin over 4 years ago in reply to krazyeone

You have the option of removing 0watts from averages just like removing 0rpm from cadance average. Not sure why you would, but you can.

0 cycleanalyze over 4 years ago in reply to ShawGoodwin

Yes those are silly options, and don't change the file itself when you download it to analyze. But auto pause does change the actual file.

0 cheracogoff over 4 years ago in reply to cycleanalyze

With Auto pause turned off, how do you compare rides? If one ride has a stop at a stop light and the next does not, the rides would be difficult to compare.

0 cycleanalyze over 4 years ago in reply to cheracogoff

I don't use rudimentary tools like time ridden to compare rides, that's how.

0 cheracogoff over 4 years ago in reply to cycleanalyze

I understand your reasoning concerning auto pause but I believe the majority of Garmin owners are not as dedicated to their training numbers. I suppose you also have cadence and power set to include zeros. Whatever works for you but I'm okay with auto pause on.

0 cycleanalyze over 4 years ago in reply to cheracogoff

You are right, auto pause OFF is only for people who have powermeters.